Immigration Resources
The City of Hood River is committed to fostering an inclusive and welcoming City to the entire community, regardless of immigration status. In February 2025, the Hood River City Council reaffirmed their commitment to inclusivity through Resolution 2025-06: Resolution Affirming the City of Hood River as an Inclusive and Welcoming City, available in both English and Spanish. In January 2026, Council declared the City of Hood River a Sanctuary City in Resolution 2026-02: Resolution Declaring the City of Hood River a Sanctuary City for All Persons, Regardless of Race, National Origin, Immigration or Refugee Status. The Resolution is available in English, and a Spanish version will be available soon.
Despite the City’s commitment to inclusivity and the state’s Sanctuary Promise Laws, the City is not informed of, nor has the authority to stop or interfere with immigration enforcement.
Please note:
- The City of Hood River Does not have or utilize any FLOCK camera systems
- Patrol Officers for the City of Hood River Police Department are in uniform and in marked vehicles while patrolling on-duty
- The City of Hood River will NOT:
- Share personal information with federal immigration enforcement unless presented with a Judicial Warrant signed by a judge
- Allow the use of their public resources for federal immigration enforcement efforts, such as parking lots and buildings
Accessing our services
To make necessary interactions with the City easier, there are several options available that do not require entering the premises
- Pay utility bills, parking permits and tickets, and traffic tickets online or by phone.
- Attend municipal court via Zoom. For questions, call 541-386-3942.
- Attend and address public meetings such as City Council, Planning Commission and Urban Renewal Advisory Committee, through Zoom. For information on public meetings, visit https://cityofhoodriver.gov/administration/meetings/.
Additional Resources
- Oregon Department of Justice’s Federal Oversight and Accountability Reporting Form
- Congresswoman Maxine Dexter’s Resource and Support Page and ICE Privacy Release Form
- Senator Ron Wyden’s Immigration Resources, which includes a Legal Services, Direct Support Services. Congressional Casework Assistance, and more
- Report suspected ICE activity to the Portland Immigrant Rights Coalition (PIRC) hotline: 888-622-1510
- Equity Corps of Oregon provides legal council for income-eligible Oregon residents
- The Oregon Department of Justice’s Sanctuary Promise webpage has information and resource available regarding Oregon’s Sanctuary Promise laws, as well as resources for immigrants. Report suspected violations of Oregon’s Sanctuary Promise laws: 1-844-924-STAY/1-844-6-AMPARO or report online at SanctuaryPromise.Oregon.gov or PromesaSantuario.Oregon.gov.